Attractions in Redding

Information about attractions in Redding, California.

Sundial Bridge
Bridge for pedestrians and cyclists that crosses the Sacramento River at Turtle Bay. First opened on July 4, 2004. The bridge connects the north abd south sections of the Turtle Bay Exploration Park and it also connects Downtown Redding with the Sacramento River Trail System.

Turtle Bay Exploration Park
300 acre park featuring the 200 acre McConnell Arboretum, 20 acres of botanical gardens, and the 700 Sundial Bridge, which spans the Sacramento River.

Cascade Theatre
Redding, California
Phone: 530-243-8877

Waterworks Park
151 North Boulder Drive
Redding, California
Phone: 530-246-9550

Sacramento River Attractions in Redding
- Sacramento River Trail (Keswick Dam to Hilltop Drive in Redding)
- Cypress Avenue Bridge (PDF)
- South Bonnyview Road Boat Launching Facility
- Turtle Bay East Fishing Access
- Turtle Bay Regional Park
- Keswick Dam (2 miles northwest of Redding)
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Museums in Redding

Behrens-Eaton Museum
1939 Butte Street
Redding, California
Phone: 530-241-3454

Northern California Veterans Museum
3711 Meadow View Drive
Redding, California
Phone: 530-378-2280

Casinos in Redding

Win-River Casino
2100 Redding Rancheria Road
Redding, California 96001
Phone: 530-243-3377

Shopping Centers in Redding

Mount Shasta Mall
900 Dana Drive
Redding California 96003-4802
Phone: 530-223-3575

Other Attractions in Redding

- Civic Auditorium of Redding (700 Auditorium Drive) - Benton Dog Park (1700 Airpark Drive)
- Caldwell Park
- Clear Creek Greenway Trail / Swansea Trail/ Mule Ridge Trail (PDF)
- Gold Hills Golf Club
- Old City Hall Arts Center
- Riverfront Playhouse
- Shasta State Historic Park *6 miles west of Redding)
- Swasey Recreation Area Trail (Map)
- Sacramento Rail Trail

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Redding Travel Guide

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